knickscity wrote:Harden was efficient last year, and i think that was because of how many minutes he did play and the role. Only time will but I dont see "superstar" potential in Harden just yet.

Exactly he has shown promise but to say he is there all the way now, c'mon. Hey guess what Kelvin Martin is a superstah just like in Sac town. Yes Harden is better Imho than Martin.

yellowboy90 wrote:Sample size to small bro move on it's really not worth your time. We disagree that's fine no need to side track another thread.

Seriously, though, he's been remarkably efficient and with stable, steady progress over his full 3 1/2 year career. So it seems quite unlikely that we'll see any major decline in his performance. I actually believe he has a larger sample of superstar level performance than most of the other guys being mentioned in that second tier.

knickscity wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Minutes? The difference between starter's minutes and 31 mpg is really that important? Regarding role, we're seeing now that he can score very efficiently in the role as #1 option. It's hard to reconcile your statement with his performance this year.
More so than specifically a PF, I think Houston really needs a second major scoring threat. Toney Douglas is basically their second biggest volume scorer (15 points per 36 min).

Toney Douglas? Didn't see that coming, I would rather say Chandler Parsons is their second most efficient player, although he has taken a major hit lately.

yellowboy90 wrote:

knickscity wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Minutes? The difference between starter's minutes and 31 mpg is really that important? Regarding role, we're seeing now that he can score very efficiently in the role as #1 option. It's hard to reconcile your statement with his performance this year.
More so than specifically a PF, I think Houston really needs a second major scoring threat. Toney Douglas is basically their second biggest volume scorer (15 points per 36 min).

Toney Douglas? Didn't see that coming, I would rather say Chandler Parsons is their second most efficient player, although he has taken a major hit lately.

CP has let me down lately. Hopefully he'll bounce back soon. Been watching his game since winter Haven h.s. days.

gunsnewing wrote:Unleash the Fire Antoni chants. Lakers were just beat by Toronto!

Has a team ever fired two coaches during the same season?

mrKnickShot wrote:Kobe - 26 points on 10-32 - superstar!

Dwight 1-3 in 17 mins and gets thrown out

Nice going Mr D

Fields - 18 points on 8-11!! 10 rebounds and 4 steals

I saw that about Fields. Of course lol.

gunsnewing wrote:

knickscity wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:Unleash the Fire Antoni chants. Lakers were just beat by Toronto!

Has a team ever fired two coaches during the same season?

Might be the 1st lol

gunsnewing wrote:Exluding the older guys Duncan, KG & Kobe

Special Franchise Players:
Lebron
Durant
Paul

Franchise Players:
Harden
Melo
Rose
Rondo
Wade
Westbrook

Then you have lesser franchise players and "allstars"

Rose belongs with the Special Franchise players....Harden is not a franchise player..He hasn't proven he can be that kind of player...Rondo, Wade, and Harden are not equals much less including Rose with that group...

mrKnickShot wrote:Kobe - 26 points on 10-32 - superstar!

Kobe 32 shots in another loss.... it's not correlation or causation it's a factual FACT the Lakers usually play awful and aren't as successful when he tries to shoot to his hearts desire. Another 6 TO game

LMAO @ people who have him and had him in their Top 5 MVP recently

The dude just doesn't get it, he really doesn't, he's playing for his individual legacy. Pretty sad when you think about it.

Meanwhile Earl Clark goes for 14/14/2/1...Would love for us to scoop him up next year for the Tax Payer MLE(if it's available to hand out)